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Rules:  Please wait to post your letter until after Abrogail has answered the previous one.  Any tags by other authors should come after a previous Abrogail tag; the advice column is only open for letters at a point where Abrogail has responded to the previous letter.  I may post 'placeholder' tags by Abrogail to enable new authors to post, if there's a lot of demand or I'm falling behind.

If in doubt about whether Dear Abrogail would accept a letter for reply, PM Eliezer on Discord.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Debates are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty certain that it's her, but even to them, she's never admitted it.

Warning:  Will be visible on ProjectLawful.com, I may link it from the main story if it goes well.  Posting here causes people on ProjectLawful.com to be able to click your name and see your other stories, though not to be able to read those stories from ProjectLawful.com.

Rules:  Please wait to post your letter until after Abrogail has answered the previous one.  Any tags by other authors should come after a previous Abrogail tag; the advice column is only open for letters at a point where Abrogail has responded to the previous letter.  I may post 'placeholder' tags by Abrogail to enable new authors to post, if there's a lot of demand or I'm falling behind.

If in doubt about whether Dear Abrogail would accept a letter for reply, PM Eliezer on Discord.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Debates are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty sure that it's her.

Warning:  Will be visible on ProjectLawful.com, I may link it from the main story if it goes well.  Posting here causes people on ProjectLawful.com to be able to click your name and see your other stories, though not to be able to read those stories from ProjectLawful.com.

Rules:  Please wait to post your letter until after Abrogail has answered the previous one.  Any tags by other authors should come after a previous Abrogail tag; the advice column is only open for letters at a point where Abrogail has responded to the previous letter.  I may post 'placeholder' tags by Abrogail to enable new authors to post, if there's a lot of demand or I'm falling behind.

If in doubt about whether Dear Abrogail would accept a letter for reply, PM Eliezer on Discord.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Tavern arguments are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty sure that it's her.

Warning:  Will be visible on ProjectLawful.com, I may link it from the main story if it goes well.  Posting here causes people on ProjectLawful.com to be able to click your name and see your other stories, though not to be able to read those stories from ProjectLawful.com.

Rules:  Please wait to post your letter until after Abrogail has answered the previous one.  Any tags by other authors should come after a previous Abrogail tag; the advice column is only open for letters at a point where Abrogail has responded to the previous letter.  I may post 'placeholder' tags by Abrogail to enable new authors to post, if there's a lot of demand or I'm falling behind.

If in doubt about whether Dear Abrogail would accept a letter for reply, PM Eliezer on Discord.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Cheliax being what it is, the newspaper doesn't usually bother trying to track down apparently seditious submissions - due to the number of clever individuals who try to fake an ill-advised letter from somebody else, forge their signature, and submit it through the mail system.

Tavern arguments are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty sure that it's her.

Warning:  Will be visible on ProjectLawful.com, I may link it from the main story if it goes well.  Posting here causes people on ProjectLawful.com to be able to click your name and see your other stories, though not to be able to read those stories from ProjectLawful.com.

Rules:  Please wait to post your letter until after Abrogail has answered the previous one.  Any tags by other authors should come after a previous Abrogail tag; the advice column is only open for letters at a point where Abrogail has responded to the previous letter.  I may post 'placeholder' tags by Abrogail to enable new authors to post, if there's a lot of demand or I'm falling behind.

If in doubt about whether Dear Abrogail would accept a letter for reply, PM Eliezer on Discord.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Cheliax being what it is, the newspaper doesn't usually bother trying to track down apparently seditious submissions - due to the number of clever individuals who try to fake an ill-advised letter from somebody else, forge their signature, and submit it through the mail system.  Anyone who wanted advice on a treasonous problem, as the column does sometimes deliver, would just send the letter with a false return address.

Tavern arguments are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty sure that it's her.

Warning:  Will be visible on ProjectLawful.com, I may link it from the main story if it goes well.  Posting here causes people on ProjectLawful.com to be able to click your name and see your other stories, though not to be able to read those stories from ProjectLawful.com.

Rules:  Please wait to post your letter until after Abrogail has answered the previous one.  Any tags by other authors should come after a previous Abrogail tag; the advice column is only open for letters at a point where Abrogail has responded to the previous letter.  I may post 'placeholder' tags by Abrogail to enable new authors to post, if there's a lot of demand or I'm falling behind.

If in doubt about whether Dear Abrogail would accept a letter for reply, PM Eliezer on Discord.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Cheliax being what it is, the newspaper doesn't usually bother trying to track down apparently seditious submissions - due to the number of clever individuals who try to fake an ill-advised letter from somebody else, forge their signature, and submit it through the mail system.  Anyone who wanted advice on a heretical problem, as the column does sometimes deliver, would just send the letter with a false return address.

Tavern arguments are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty sure that it's her.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Cheliax being what it is, the newspaper doesn't usually bother trying to track down apparently seditious submissions - due to the number of clever individuals who try to fake an ill-advised letter from somebody else, forge their signature, and submit it through the mail system.  Anyone who wanted advice on a heretical problem, as the column does sometimes deliver, would just send the letter with a false return address.

Tavern arguments are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty sure that it's her.

The Chelish newspaper of record - though it's not like the other ones are unapproved by the Crown - sometimes contains a weekly advice column by Abrogail Thrune, with a special focus on conduct in Chelish relationships:  Dear Abrogail.

Cheliax being what it is, the newspaper doesn't usually bother trying to track down apparently seditious submissions - due to the number of clever individuals who try to fake an ill-advised letter from somebody else, forge their signature, and submit it through the mail system.  Anyone who wanted advice on a heretical problem, as the column does sometimes deliver, would just send the letter with a false return address.

Tavern arguments are widespread about whether the Queen really writes this column, just approves the responses, or if it's simply a Crown official somewhere and the real Abrogail hardly ever hears of it.  The popular conceit is that the replies are too witty for that to actually be the Queen.  More likely it's some public relations office whose current inhabitant gets executed and replaced every four months, for either offending her Infernal Majestrix or for not being witty enough.

Anyone who knows Abrogail personally is pretty sure that it's her.